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Opinion 6 years ago

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New land law should address agrarian crises

The latest draft land bill raises questions over whether the purpose of the future land law is to protect society’s interests or whether it leans more toward economic interests, such as facilitating investment activities.

National 6 years ago

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Clash with soldiers over disputed Kebumen land leaves farmers injured

The latest clash happened when dozens of farmers tried to stop soldiers from building fences on land claimed by both the military and the civilian farmers.

National 6 years ago

Police seize weapons after deadly brawl among farmers in Lampung

Mesuji Police said the situation had been brought under control after Wednesday's clash.

National 6 years ago

Four die, seven injured in bloody clash in Mesuji

The police and soldiers were guarding the area.

National 6 years ago

Stray bullet wounds Pasuruan woman, Kontras points to military-civilian agrarian tensions

The head of the Surabaya branch of the Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (Kontras) alleges that the victim had received a late-night visit from a military representative who offered her compensation.

National 6 years ago

Land disputes still common, putting farmers' future in jeopardy

Palm oil corporations, nongovernmental organizations and farmers are engaged in constant tugs-of-war in resolving land disputes.

Politics 6 years ago

Jokowi saves forests, but fails to resolve land, mining conflicts

Data from the Indonesian Legal Aid Institute in 2017 revealed that criminalization against environmental activists is rampant, with 50 activists facing legal sanctions in 2017.

Opinion 7 years ago

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Solving land problems for sake of indigenous peoples

With large-scale development, indigenous peoples and their land face threats, including climate change and population increases.

National 7 years ago

In North Sumatra, farmers prefer mangroves to oil palm

In a coastal village in Langkat regency, a three-hour drive north from North Sumatra's capital of Medan, locals have started to reap the benefits from the hundreds of hectares of rejuvenated mangrove forests that had previously been illegally converted by companies into oil palm plantations.

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agrarian-conflicts

PREMIUM New land law should address agrarian crises

PREMIUM Clash with soldiers over disputed Kebumen land leaves farmers injured

Police seize weapons after deadly brawl among farmers in Lampung

Four die, seven injured in bloody clash in Mesuji

Stray bullet wounds Pasuruan woman, Kontras points to military-civilian agrarian tensions

Land disputes still common, putting farmers' future in jeopardy

Jokowi saves forests, but fails to resolve land, mining conflicts

PREMIUM Solving land problems for sake of indigenous peoples

In North Sumatra, farmers prefer mangroves to oil palm

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PREMIUM
New land law should address agrarian crises

PREMIUM
Clash with soldiers over disputed Kebumen land leaves farmers injured

PREMIUM
Solving land problems for sake of indigenous peoples